Barn At Hall Farm

The barn at Hall Farm is a mid-18th century structure that incorporates earlier materials. It features a box frame with an intermediate rail, jowled posts, and struts, along with a brick underbuild and a pantile roof. The barn has ashlar dressings and remains of studding, with four corner posts and two posts on the north side still intact. On the south side, there is a chamfered ashlar doorway with a heavy lintel to the left, flanked by single chamfered unglazed windows, and a plain doorway to the right. The west gable includes a pitch hole with a plank door above it. Inside, the barn has a gypsum plaster floor and a principal rafter roof supported by collars, double purlins, and straight wind braces.